Continuing from #188, bread rose before I could finish typing:

>>162215

>>162233

Here's everyone pardoned under 44, mostly drug crimes:

https://www.justice.gov/pardon/obama-commutations

Here's everyone on that list that at first glance could be connected to the Middle East -Hezbollah:

Abdulmuntaqim Ad-Deen

Leo Muhammad

Saeed Abdul Muhammad

Muff't Ishmael Mustaafa

Jaleel Abdul Lafi, III

Malik Abuhamid Ibm Wakil Abdunafi

Abbas Rauf Kareem

Arash Ghahreman

Nader Modanlo

Ali Saboonchi

Let's dig and see if there are any connections to be had in conjunction with the Operation Cassandra story.

I'm working on Abdulmuntaqim Ad-Deen, you call what you're digging.

>>162161 (OP)

>>162383

>Ali Saboonchi

http://www.wbaltv.com/article/parkville-man-convicted-of-illegally-exporting-goods-to-iran/7088643

This one formed a shell company to ship embargoed industrial parts to Iran.

>>162383

Arash Ghahreman in a similar scheme to ship industrial/military equipment

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sdut-ghahreman-iran-sanctions-sentence-2015aug27-story.html

>>162821

>>162846

Yup, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier

No info there most likely, it's probably a hash of the photo itself.

>>162900

I'm really glad to see Hastings' story back in the mix. I never believed the circumstances of his death were accidental.

My guess - he was onto a part of this.

Test balloon while we are waiting for more info:

I think that cryptocurrency is a mess from a technical perspective (I'm a programmer involved with it for many years) because I don't think that hardly any of the applications require a blockchain - i.e. require a distributed ledger in a trustless environment.

But isn't that exactly what we've been trying to accomplish here? Build a record of vetted, well researched information in a trustless environment? Isn't that what Q has been stimulating?

I'm not proposing a new coin of any tangible value, I don't want it to have a monetary value at all. But I do see a great value in this system, which is currently depending on *chan to exist and could be shut down for this or future cases. What if we had a spinoff of blockchain tech that was meant for baking breads? These breads are a centralized ledger but there would be real value in making them redundant and also establishing a hidden reputational (non famefagging) system for promoting quality contributions and submerging shills. It could be a blockchain node running on your machine/browser directly and really allow for significant privacy protections.

Anyone interested?

>>163041

Also, it could have a very simple SQL layer built into the chain itself so that previous posts are easily searchable and able to be referenced. Thinking about the search for the Q / 4 10 20 Twitter offsets made me realize how much I wanted to dump every bread and all tweets into postgres so I could write the correct query to tease out the deltas.